Have to worry about the sentencing guidelines. So i hear you on that. Let me bounce this to you, garber, because wheres the there there . There is no case. I get the sentencing guidelines, but we dont even have charges. So what is there to flip on, and what would he have to flip with . Yeah. So heres the problem. Ive represented a lot of folks under investigation, and the problem is before you even get to the sentencing guidelines, theres the investigation. I mean think of Michael Cohen. Think of being him and having your office raided, reading about yourself every day in the newspaper, having your career taken away from you, everything, and potentially losing your livelihood, everything, everything, everything. And that, that notion alone, focuses the mind. All right. And many of us in the media, we talk to Michael Cohen. I certainly do. This has been difficult for him, but we still dont know what the case is about, so we really dont know where the sympathies should lie. Another point
In 1976. what scenario are you worried about right now? there are a lot of familyies in afghanistan are leaving afghanistan. they are afraid from china because the taliban wants to deal with china. they are afraid to send them back to china. since 2016, china detained up to 2 million uyghurs. and yet beijing has been courting the taliban. china s talk diplomat held talks. this week a taliban spokesperson calls for a closer tie with beijing. we look forward to build a strong relationship with china because it is a rapidly developing country that can support afghanistan. reporter: more than a dozen uyghurs detailing deportation
Allowed these ceremonies, in part, to be photographed. the familyies are not shown out of respect for privacy. they have to sign off on the media to be there at dover air force base for these ceremonies. this is where the president will go and greet these families on the tarmac, see the military planes, often a c-17 come. that s where you see the cargo hold is open and they bring out flag-draped coffins and a ceremony where their families are often seated nearby. one of the greatest aspects of this entire day for this since they got that phone call, finding out one of their loved ones had been has been killed. president biden is no stranger to this. he was vice president. but this is the first time he will take part in one of these ceremonies and we believe it s the first time he will come face
Decision. now there is a lot of division on masks and whether masks should be worn in the classroom or not. i talked to two parents on the opposite ends of the spectrum. one family that wants masks to be worn in classrooms and another family who would rather have parents decide, parents decide for the children if those children wear masks or not in the classroom. i asked their take on this executive order which in essence allows the governor to big foot school boards. here is what they said. take a listen. party of small government, right? it s really disheartening. reporter: what was your reaction to that? relief. and simply for my children and their well-being. reporter: jim, one of the things i learned by spending several hours with these families is that sometimes we forget as americans just how many things we have in common. these two familyies, for exampl,
Strength. and this is a strong alliance, indeed, the u.s.-japan alliance is steadfast and iron clad. that phrase one of the clear take aways from the meeting, president trump saying he was moved by japanese familyies impacted by abductions be the north korean regime. he supports shinzo abe and not bothered by recent short-range missile testing by north korea, japanese defense will sell japan the biggest fleet of, if 35 stealth fighters of any u.s. ally but security just one of many topics the president and abe discussed. the united states supports japan s efforts to improve its defense capabilities, we are currently negotiating a bilateral trade agreement that would benefit both of our